The Impact of Embodied Intelligence and AI Leasing on the Commercialization Process of Humanoid Robots

Xingran Chen

doi:10.23977/jaip.2025.080311

The Impact of Embodied Intelligence and AI Leasing on the Commercialization Process of Humanoid Robots

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Xingran Chen ¹

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¹ Xiamen No.2 Middle School of Fujian, Xiamen, Fujian, 361002, China

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Xingran Chen

ABSTRACT

This study examines the impact of embodied intelligence, AI leasing, and data assetization on the commercialization of humanoid robots through three dimensions. Key findings reveal: Technologically, embodied intelligence enhances dynamic task success rates and reduces hardware costs by optimizing motion control algorithms (e.g., hierarchical reinforcement learning) and perception-cognition fusion architectures (VLA models), surpassing industrial usability thresholds. Economically, AI leasing restructures cost models via dual-track computility/robot leasing, converting CapEx to OpEx to achieve per-unit costs significantly below human labor. This triggers economies of scale in manufacturing (MIT-validated: adoption surges when leasing costs fall below 70% of human labor expenses). Ecologically, data assetization bridges training gaps with simulation data, activates capital cycles through financialization, and lowers R&D barriers via standardization (e.g., improved training efficiency on heterogeneous datasets), establishing collaborative industrial foundations. These forces form a self-reinforcing cycle: technological cost reduction → leasing-driven scaling → data-enabled iteration, accelerating global market growth. Future competition will center on federated learning privacy frameworks and physical agent protocol dominance. Chinese enterprises must secure rule-making power through policy-technology-capital tripartite synergy.

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Embodied Intelligence, AI Leasing, Data Assetization, Humanoid Robots

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Xingran Chen, The Impact of Embodied Intelligence and AI Leasing on the Commercialization Process of Humanoid Robots. Journal of Artificial Intelligence Practice (2025) Vol. 8: 77-89. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23977/jaip.2025.080311.

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